JI~htiY fl I ~~~~~~~~ANDOVER, MASS.

Volume L1I Number 38 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 1928 Fifteen Cents

rT"7"7 ~~~~MUSICAL CLUBS GIVE DRAMATIC CLUB TO ANDOVER LOSES TO EXETER jcgjuiretennl ecorb COMBINED CONCERT GIVE_"CLARENCE" I WM IGADBSEBL

By Scott H. Paradise LUDLAM IN SOLO WILL BE PRESENTED SATURDAY __ EVENINGI WESTFALL WINS 100-YARD FINAL RALLY JUST FAILS TO One motf te iteretin of Last Saturday evening in George N -nothe m interestingfaue of Wahnto alNteCobnd xt Saturday evening, at eight DASH FROM OSBORNE WIN FOR BLUE the coming celebration will be the Musical Clubs gave their annual 'clockrinm Geoe WraasingoClbSCR:121SOR:322 Sesquicentennial Record 'now being concert before an audience made upAuioum th Dr aicCbSOR:4-1CRE3-8 compiled by undergraduates. Their mostly of friends of the school. of Phillips Academy will present Ls audyatroni h ev c n ntetidpro plan is to assemble in one olume This entertainment is given each Booth Tarking ton's Clarence, a LsSaudyftronith Hev crin ntetidpro reminiscences, impressions, and year that the clubs go to Exeter corned-y in four acts. Clarence first Exeter pool the Red and Gray gave Exeter a 32-28 win over Ando- opinonsobtinednot f Anover or teir ointrecial s tha theappeared in in 1919, the niatators overwhelmed our swim- ver in their affn-ftal basketball game only from Andover graduates, but school may have an opportunity original cast including such wellmesbthscrof4-1iteSaud.Asptby novrn from he mst otstadingmenn to ear hem nce urin thesea-known players as Mary Boland, eighth annual swimming meet be- the last few minutes of play barely all walks of, life throughout the son. It is a decided effort on their Glenn Hunter, Helen Hayes, and tween the two rival schools. The failed to give the game to the Blue. coutryhve he Soweldiorspar aswel a tht o teirleaerAlfred Lund. The play has to do meet was full of unexpected occur- Although Exeter seemed to have succedeoubtul tha itishet- an itis ery isapoitingto avewith the effect upon the life of an rences and all the results which had the heavier and more experienced er such a distinguished group of them so poorly supported by te -Amrcnfml fa ceti contributors has ever before been student body. The Glee Club took but brilliant and lovable young Andover prophets were upset. Cap- kept the game close at all times, gathered within the covers of one an outstanding part in the program man named Clarence. It containstanlefllwsasuathadolytrreievlseete book. giving together seven selections, characterizations of adolescents outstanding swimmer for Andover, two teams separated by a margin btioo trknkndcto.o h sela aiinolohe byveLudle.thens which Tarkington has done as no taking second in the 50 yard free- of more than two or three baskets. hig ac sthein sdcoln reache andoelins Clby pLaydlthe TNa- other American playwright; and style and winning a hard fought The game was easily one of the

in public estimation that men of tional Emblem , by Bagley, as itsptishglamsnanwelrcovrEtr'saObre, otextnglydhrensvrl such national prominence ats Vice- their opening number and followeddelodithThis year a new method of expectations10yadfe-ye.Orers in the dive were The first period ended with the President aes ScrearD Ho-itwitsanerSecretarykHoo--utit with piecee ben-e A ady haaernegroal nt ealo"DarkiesndExte ver, Chief ustice Taft, Senators Dream", by Lansing. h ly denot hasen toecmped.foA ecbadly shattee animballnnot even 15coreadeadlocked,7-7,andeer Bingham and Gillette, Governor ers kept together very wvell and Studetwowse ocmeefrscrn lc n riadld1-4a h is afedd Spaulding of New Hampshire, were enthusiastically received by a part first interviewed Mr. Heely, getting only third:- Bench, how- The Andover defense crumbled n ~~ ~ ~ ~~teadene h le Club next who uggested the part for which ever, excelled in the breast-stroke, moetrl in the third period Covernor Fuller of Massachusetts, pian andthle candidate was to try. The cormignatlstfvyrdahdg natlas iv arsaha andmomentarileGl lbefore they could recover the and Ambassador Phillips, the most gathered around thepin ad latter then read enough of the play Of his nearest opponent. The Red and Grey had piled up a six prominent descendant of our found- sang "Go Down Moses" a famous er, will write, as they dlo, to send writteinthenegrodialectandsetto to give him an idea of his-proposed time, m. 17 2-5 seconds, wats point lead. The Blue outpointed rol an hnrtre oM.the best that he has dones this year. the visitors in the last period, how- theironratlcongratulationsosirtulandoi toe, efr He redig fnegron o Adspiritualhhebet nyandve, ndGdddiinmorHtotei press their admiration for Ando- ffiusic from Dvorak's "New World Hevfraraigo otoso nesn lhuhh etSye vr n de i oet hi ver's accomplishments.Symphony ". Their voices were the part. O the basis of these by about three feet, was far from total, while Exeter scored four; ver's ;ccomplihments.clear and every word could be readings the first cast wvas selected; being in his usual form in the but Exeter retained her lead, and The 200 ard f ree- the game ended 32-28 in her favor. Anumer o menof te hihestheardA number of men een of thein highestthe back rows of the final announcement of pslrearts ~~~~~~bick-stroke. Hri n mt tre o importance in the educational i a follows: Mr. WNheeler, W. A. style was won b Exeter by a re Hri n mt tre o word ontibuedhve enghythe auditorium. The piano was1il:'9Mr.b- worl cotriutedlenthythenhae moved around and the mem-Ril 2;Ms Martyn (his business margin, Osborne comning in a lap' Andover. The Blue captain scored reminiscences of their days at R. L. rs.asecretary),ad ho oo Andovr,aticls oneduction orbers of the orchestra took their Sertr- RL.Gwinn, '29; Mrs an afaedo h okeight points, and his speedy floor letter a~rtes o edti ord places on either side. Dr. Pfattei- \Vheeler (his secnd wife), H. R. third place. covering made him an essential letersexpessvef teirgoo ch ld tem hrogh wo iecsM. Chorlian, '29; Bobby WVheeler The first event o the program part of the Andover offense. His disens A ongofYae, Hiben of"heDneefte prtsb (his son), J. B. Hawes, 3d, '28; was te relay. Pickett, our first long~ baskets from outside the foul dent Anellibbn f Yle,O Gluk, nd Subet's tiringCora \Vheeler (his daughter), R. manl, got at good start but it was line proved one of the sensations Pree Ames,ofpin arent-t '"Marche Militaire". The next M Davis, '29; Violet Pinney, Soon apparent that hie ws up of the game. Smith led the scor- Eeritusf Aherstnaof resent-slcinwso netrl ifr (Cora's governess), B. D. Henning, against a superior manl in Brines,inacutgfo nefth EmeituVeseri Thingof Re seecton as f al etirly iffr-'28; Hubert Stemn, D. H. Morris, and at the end of his lap was fotir team's total. Mettler was closely, serve; Headmasters Peabody f ent character, a story in song, sungJr,29Diwde(abtr) .ydsehn.KgWS aleo by Ken-the soloist Of the club, ~~~~~~~~~guardedb Exeter, and wvas held Groton, lDrUrV f Sinlt Paul1's, byteslitKftecuKn Jr., '29 Din ii (a butle), P. yards bvehid Kingt wags abe to oeb nedy Ludlam; it~ was ~Boyce-Ab- ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ t on bsket b Reisner, the vis- Merceerrof an akstvir of bott's "The Ghost of John Mc- S-Hyes, '30; Clarence, L. B. camte up against Butler, one of iting guard, but he scored twice Motchkisbe, Edadsano Thr Hl Crae"'. Ldlam displayed careful Pitkin, '29. Exeter's fastest swimmers, and, onl free tries. Rickaid and Dorman Sochol, drds of T~ihes rining. an rcieadh The D~ramatic Club, in conjuc- (lespite his efforts, lost three more excelled in defensive play, and were tero,a anciRenda fmoushe- sormch sii and feelingent thept tion with Mr. Heely's whole- yards. W~hen Bngton started largely resp~onsible for Exeter's tis, shooale. n fmu Elg song that te audience demanded hearted co-operation, has worked out o the last lap, Savage \as lowx scoring. lish school. ~anencore. Their request was diligently over a long period of teveni yards aihead and increased Exeter's team-work was slightly- Among the famous explorers T t tBlue'fresl more consistent thanfor,theisane and missionaries who have written granted with '*Rolling Down to tiechro tot erefoe thid distace. t t , fr the.mr onitn hn h le Rio" a ongfaraliaxvll dubtessbe toeverone Iflales suc '44sec.and a ndtheegavexettheml advantageatag for the Record is Commander Ri" og-airt evry nwl doeietles the acflaless succsp edopterceohetmt m RichrdF Byr, U..N.,WhoThe words are humorous and de- an eere h cmlt Tesu r4 ec. wa e xtr101throughout the game. Quinn, at Richard ~~~~~~~lightedhis listeners. Dr. Pfattei- of the student body. Tces rerd. s hwdLPWllilcnesoe tno hi ons sends an article, illustrated by cher accompanied him at the price fifty cents, are on sale in Mr. Extraswl)~e Pwl ~hile Reed accouiited for nine photographs, descriptive of IIao Heely's office i George W\Iash- the dive and Andover began to mr.Fedpoe h an propsedfligtPoe; het theSouhMndoin Cub ext ookingtn Hll eerymornngrealize that she was fighting proposedPoe, flightThe Mandolinto the ClubSouth nelosingkmeet.nGoddauxvewonmthisnstaytofotheirirdefense,,anddtheethree William Beebe, the famous natur- thesstageerenderingx"Southern alist and author, writes o ex- Me ste, anderThe MaSthern" ACADEMY PREACHERS FOR THE *event with some excellent diving tor. Throal te was o the hole, ploring. From his base in north- Tefrtwsaclcio ofheSPRING TERM and his teammate, Fowler, took ev-enily balanced. emn Labrador Commander Donald old negro melodieslewhich wer Apit D.Jms Bee second. Brainard, appearing to a Reed opened the game with a B. Mcillasens a rdiogam, ost effoetiv e she icrp eeb AlrleghenyCollee, Mevle. beItbeid.bbaskerforrtheRednandsGeyafte i etrfr hnuul .while Sir Wilfred T. Grenfell tells hr.bsetfr Extefciewenieed t a. Mrexater a ptheictor ofan squmauthe very instruments which the Pa.Te 0vrfeesv asvlVEtrrciedteap Mtlr negroes themselves used on the April 15 -Dr. Henry H. Tweedy, Thestime50tevvardth payinthe boyfarnort.stry n nofhth an.Dr Esilm Wiliamold plantations; "The Mastertone" Yale Divinit. Scolcol ee close,ad.Thsrc .sfl dnlfrees a ylota vheyamsemeiaeyeeescore with a beautiful shot fromh L. Ntite, Director of the American was an original composition by IHaven, Cono. otietefu ie n ati com- I Pf ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~excitingas the 100 yard free-stvle.ousd thfulinadHrs College at Tarsus, Turkey, pi 2 r usM es tf o oft oo tradded another basket. The play parestheroble whih hiscol-stringed orchestra. Mi. Handley Haverforcl College, Haverfordl, and he and Butler swam neck and lpassed from one end of the floor lege faces wvith that which con- has worked hard with his group of Pa. nc o h is egt h teadEee adoe fronted Andover one hundred and musicians and they have become April 29 - Rev. Carl H. Elmore, nek5o htfrt lent whentoheteranExercedn, fify yarsago Wetfal lprominentee r, atOnly to have it ruled out for rtin- fiftyago.promne years tin ex'ery concert given FislinbgeinChrhE.stalls aottre rl tExeter gaiined osels Perhaps to old Andover mien by the clubs. lewood, N. J. thepurn. hs, esie alsjtonaid of the ball, and Johnson sank one there will be nothing more enter- Eight fellows from the Glee May 6 - Rev. J ares M. Howard, sIPurt ewas nya lea toublie from close-by- after -,everal Alois taining than the vivid and humor- Club followed the players on the South Street Presbyterian wit th un ipanl lii trule had missed. A pass fromn Rickard ous memories of the school as it stage to sing three selections: Church, Morri.towvn, N. J. no bet aei lc.to Harris gave the latter his s.econd was one or two generations ago 'The Old Refrain", Viennese- May 13 - Dean Charles R. Brown, ntaltoakaplc.basket of the day. Reisner gained under the regimes of "Uncle Sam" Kresiler-Herbert, "Lo! How a Rose Yale Divinity School, New Hay- Bench easily Oitdistanced te a point after a foul by Frank, Taylor and Dr. Bancroft. \'alter e'er Blooming", by Praetorius, en, Conn. field in the breai-t-stroke. He and Rickard scored onl another Prichard Eaton, Edgar Rice Bur- and "Swing LOW,' Sweet Char- May 20 - Dr. Nehemiah Boynton, started otit with surprising vigor free try. A s'eries of paises, toOk roughs, E. S. Martin, Frederick iot", arranged by Reddick. The Newton Centre. and came five yards ahead of his thle ball clown the floor, and Dior- Palmer, and Charles Edward Stowe first of these was an excellent ex- May 27 - Rev. Gerald A. Cun- opponents. He wats in excellent m~an shot, onlyx to hlave thle ball arrecall the school asit wsin ample of the beautiful effect which ningham, Saint John's Church, forii -aid swa his best rice of therolot Reseran otr those Spartan times. 1One of the canl be produced by vocal harmony. Stamford, Conn. basket to tie the score 7-7 as the most delightful contributions of all The voices were well blended, the June 3-Dr. Clarence A. Barhour, 'year. period ended. is John Gould Fletcher's poem, intonation perfect, and the words Rochester Theological Seimary, Anderson won thle back-stroke, Smlithi was stibstituted for Frank, Andoover Elms. and music full of yearning and Rochester, N. Y. by -about three feet. Snyder while Exeter replaced Johnson by J une10--Open(onine o ag 4 Cetiud n ae 3 (Continued on page 3) (Continued on page 5) Junenud10-Open.oninedonpa 6 PAGE FOUR THE PHILLIPIAN

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lwad of h Weammate1. H~arte. 1 tihe at her onel-sided sore of a 1 Nxx(ho Cx N IC les xxani a e'.cel-, 43-1 (. Te meet was hield I et \\-el lentrac.~es~ ii (Ii iirn lnltlldtlie cx en t. of te Varsi ty medt.

thle last Fr lls greaItly lit-l'Iihe races, were v-ery\ interesting to classed bN Ithe sueiV'or ,N\lx Natchxxl- and ANill dloublfle, hlelp MNr. ~. .~~r ''--~~r ff '$'•*

.\lt henn~h Wtil oltht'me' 'iC~ in &,ii it irn. Ii-imaterial fori-. . ... \\',I, dilead\N decided before tile l\t year. f ______1O Nt1xard frc-e-tx le. te race didl The it C (1lt tleC rlay ('Ilie \I Courtesy of Lawrence Teegram II(,[ f~~~lilell W tile after~~~,re~~ltcst ill(, varsitv rloacs, Pellipd Omit dretesifil to lraw n- he(lie('t 1 afte the \rslt>race ,iitl ai ilow let I lo oight) ols 1ilp; Shea, 11tssell. Fry, M\itciell. lotehkiss, Recd, Paine, Kimball. Pew. h ili'I'lm (if th d. West fall t1 ~te i ag tihl oxItl.Bii~o.Mr ae .Kmall.)~~W Kinig, Wilson. Bench., . Arnderson. Capit. Westfall. "Mii a (((d start an1d sl\\amIl wll maoA-111zinl, ilur pponents comletelyvefr.\ Bramard Hgi rdoo (CmadiDah thatt even 0()i ie culd l It stiaiti nt Clastng ut,. Knim~all, ŽMIit chell. Frrit roxx WV.Atideron, Iowrnsciiil. Btickinghian, A therton. 'Ilhompsoi. McCloN. \Wille\, IBurnlli, Picket t. hiis pace and wvas forced to ak l otchkis. and Jamfesoni swai1 f r :CCOImd pla(e \V'etf,il ,NNiI Anidox er and alkin. Mon.(ur- 100-s ard free-style--\on hvy MW- Hu'rnphrey Bogart's Andover President Kenneth M. Sills of lrin i bit ifutl for a ti k lev, and FalloIn for xeter. Te ler' (); second, Ripple (F.); friends are planning a series of Bowdoin College; Dean Charles th nc e ter-nn than he.Andover groutp wvas materiallIy, third, Bixler (A). Time: ruin. entertainments during the two R rw fteYl colo (lletr; in the SIwitx ard fI 1e R. Breown okefet Yliee Schofolvngto Brinesoik hid. bein not fC. anI Roesx 11sa I 9tolte S 2-5 sec. weeks hie will le i Boston. Rlgo; Peiet Jhi A

behlind 0Ih icn fmr ~ ht t earn meet. ne (If the mlenl minie a Andover Man Stars in "'Saturday's ('ousens of Tufts. College; Head- troIblc ANithI the t tirn1. caItchingo flse~c tar ad, (leiiite te lhoull. Children" 150th Anniversary Notes master Samuel F. Drury, (of St.

Ili fit1 Iii 11111. f tlliln ,iid 1)i.in iif te stndent,, bth kept o frl --- PattI's School; President Clifton -everalva rd- xxhielaltr~il he eneary fift xyards. 1efiwe teylAdvri ieyt i mn It has recently een annotinced B. C of Bates College; the i'iittldlnot re2iii.. .fterAItlllesti~ii a few 'the enthusiastic p~atronis of "Satur- thlat among te distinguished guests Honorable Andrew . Peters, fr

'hIle IlTtniinialp 1 : i(eitl r'est thev started .Wiiiiicday's Children,'' at te the Ply- that have accepted invitiations to nier Mayor of Boston;, Bishop 1itt tis t e Kl~tiliball V.\,Is C- moiutli during the two weeks that the 150th anniversary celebration Charles L. Slattery ; Heatdmaster kel~i~I iii1 I\ \(ter( Briliesderitlv mlore tired taiili ippo lilint MNa\well Andersl i's, coiiedlv will are the Honorable WVell in gton X"'illiam Thaver of St. Mark's Tx13n lefert~er.~.i ige cc 11(1,and Io. c rlxad lallt Bostonll 1 ecaulse of te pres-. Wells, President of the Mass- Schooi ; aned the Honorable Charles Al\nd i r JPickert . I n. iwe, '~ Rocrg Ill te 5-yard free-atvle te etnce (if -lum11plirev. 3ogir i h achitisetts Senatte; the H-onorable G. WVashburn, of Worcester. Bxingtoii:1 miii. I Titiie44secIItol-N, ole gaini as. leading juveninle ole. *lehn11C. Hull1, Speaker of the House The list of acceptances from the 11lew. pi I i'tti irtl. h (le ii i\icifm -~ 1.1iiietiii x\xun hridil i te go11 ogart is at piresenit Andover's of Representatives; President alumini have been- coming in

lix --- \V iIi I I\ ( ddr FL; t tlid'( lof 29 2-5 eciids.- Bi\xlr of rno~t succes-sful epresentative 00nielLQ W. Stratton of te Mass- steadilv and the authorities feel seem mid. Wixx le(r I1,: tird Bin- Fxeter t i k c )ndIm andi hk tearni- thle letim11ate tatge. havin ar-iacliusetts Institute oif Technology; (quite encouraged. ari A) Mate. F-alhlIn. lird irixed here t ilroipnh the course f! 51) \Adr ftL -tx, le-ViM bi ItBt- KxFlefer \\xen n-till fuilher aheadihis, college e\periences i amateurs her- HF; -ecrnd. W\'etfall ( .\ );iii the dix\e, -utiks taking first iheatricals. Iii te spport oflR JFIS af A r 't iiril, Mci'ert- HI'. limhe 20i .nd Craig, thirdl. lBncki nghani didlIRuth Goirdiin inl SattirdayR FU'HO T 1-5 see-m idk x0e )liinthie had( tlie -aine difIicutl tv!('liildreri, Mr. lBogatrt in ished a'

1I00\adlres-~13 Ilt\ l Ix Nitxx h the 1)Iilard that Kiml ra,1 ad 1rtn ('f f rty x\ eck in New York i THE WI ZAR D 0OF THE LAW Bench A;;st-('iitil. \lir\ii ad hiail had and( waI, f rced inl Septecinler-, since which i i lie!B lue l us Bltril. M(rril :K. te: 1 ), to tke eciond. Ila, remained with tle original ast B lueM us 17 2-5 ei'c nik The l1t0-vari I ec xl v a, \x ILItIring - it egagniIent i Chicago0, 110B 1II ~~~~~~~ e\cit ing" BtIIIirnlli ill(, l ccx PI-lliiladelphiat .11d other t'ities. GIth- $3.50 .\iiier-~ii.\ sei(Ilti. sn'. derK iri eck ad neck nt til tlie lat' re M\e(lint ic, wihi directed thec ILLUSTRATED third. Kane(A).Time h lap \Nlien)x ee lqwgjl t pItll .i'ilAndersion (cIlliedy, seelected hTiml' IifliMdlv x irinin li'aiittheelctieoliliiieadm ex ii Rufus Choate has made his place in history as the gets 14 2-5 Ccoiiidl eelPhllis Bunuubi 11thMare.11( B iaitl (urng he on rtii of American advocates before a jury. gets 2(00 ar frce-tx l--XV\'lilv xna well, I itit xx crc tllidlile t If "Cradle Sniatchiers ' at te hi urile i,1 ccoein(I, I larte (; it heiae~tIixLeailcm Nexx York MuLsi B Teatre.~ th~rdr .\. I lime 2 itiii12 Ili e(m0nnul an~d third re~lpectix ely. Ill thait stICCs-, Mr. Boga rt a Andover Bookstore and Gift Corner 4-5 sclldl Thle iCkst rioke x \asxxonlbImyIliie ed great lppulalri ty as die I

\\X dill i f \et er xxithI \\'llIe\ ~,ec- I rgenitian i ilizgl n'

N~~~- Theoldiiexi.i event.Ird the 20(-ad. c Htinph- rev Bogart was ill the ~~~dAI ass (if ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~1918at Andoxer, leaving 333~jJ N~'ICI~ fre-style, x a- ;mlitlier wal-axx'av.college tim join the nax' Ltrn I A~~uA IOMJ ~ ir, umliCimf K'xeter's Iet adl- th xar. He wvas aI nieln r (if teC A. II . V. fraternit, as hlitheen 50o I I e bxv loot heda lem- hi-I father, Belmiont B~ogart , M.D)., s d oxx\ll a ig tit sl lie l Bl~l.lreed, Iiis utl St. Jo ii", ixe"eu teamminate was, not far 1behinid aniil Nex YrrkCiy. heeldrk Eighit xxeel ol0i I aeii xid scii ha i Bo gart xas star player oi te

cnt n in. paullog- \'iung.Thi-racerealyaid (ecicetIcollege football and baseball teamls, iiiilili~ii ~luilete met a K~ter x'utnl liae x'on t the otinger did not go i for -N(.\% the meet would athlthcavbein ligoniI dilen, Biiil-1iildi- ~ vnif xNCchad gtteii all te piois 'tlei"bin "too lg in the U evell I ~~~~~~it itting tt og e~~~~~~crciscxxi tli a tnaali telshi fie is swi tealtBx li ~il. ~ 5 to2t) ill te 1 0-xardl free-style, a. .a etlshsfins Thie late Pruof. McCurdy taught xc~r~ orcareful x siirr etic4 Ini ibiis celi t 7M1iller and Ripple, 0o ole-". T1ine x\acatmo i i for- 'f xtr olifrs.idsendgeoimetr to I othIHumphrey andl~ i af e l n o (2imtt(ii. I llii'ti'aterl booiklet il it.- releti v lieBilrtat ahs fathler' aLid Principal Alfretl sh1oes y m a e , l n o tjiie'4.Biiiiisxx ~mIri-k ;mriu e- Nexx' xx lapStearns, wa. great friend of te \ituaD Bor.lo I SoxIea third. For the first p tey all I a (le. xxere cxeii, ititfrmlinthen n theelder Bogart. ______n___t______ii____th HmpheyBoartlied t ay hats byr cotts, london ______K'eter nni egan t pull oxwly uihe oatlvda a' Maheta. for Hall xxhile at Adovxer and was a menmer of college aateur dra- Thle stt iliiar\ : h it tic so ciet ies. Onl Inis ret urli c o n n n Rel-X ilbyKxtr((ok rm the xxar hie becarne superxvi- a ce LAWSTUDENTS M~~~~~Nooii,Crle., Fallol); econid, ing director for XWilliani A. Brady 's - rr iv ,l n o THE BOSTON Andox er- (lKiliiblu, Mitchell, WVar Film, hsofrst irionutin UNIVERSITY LAW HJotc'hkisl, Jamesoii). Time:I being entitled " Life''. Mr. Brady, SCHOOL mnn. ~Hi5-52 sew xho hade knowli hini since he as studensin irinci- I )i\x e-----X\on l I tcIikiss- (K;st smiall child, had alwxays redicted 'pras a n tetc-Md.o n Bi'kiiighlali (A); third, thwat 1ltnmpire voild associate should be favoured by boys in

nriqe of te profession and ,Craig ( 4. himself wirth te theatre, innd~xwhenmot'' plrepares themk for active ' P. ~4, our mot istinguished academic ipractice wrever te Eng- 51-vard free--,I I WX'n liv Jan-X'lli Bogart applied fo a jobih Ia system of law prevails, ,)I() e(OlIiIr 1I W~lcrmd i opn al schools. on thesa efor (Corm. for L. ftigfor iliir'rl \\ ardi (K). Timie : 2925 per withi Gracek Geiirge, xwho wasonsm three school years. si.,playimig The Rumined ady' . B asffhavnepeet Poo. graduote course of a galrt tiidersttuhieiltthe leading miale ylaar eads to degree of LLJ.I. 1(1(1- il1r',st-sndt roke--\on bm roles and gt his canice wh'len te a c m lt an d ex. Two yearn of college instruc- Lee (); seCOnld, B~urnham (A); leading mian became ill. Since c m lt lion ors adissio.reqired I hird, P il 11 (A). 'inie 1 iil. theni lie hias een behind isteitd f clusive collection of shipls $75 per year to neelly besiifmore te fillights atIhas ad by'frihn s coilcge gralluales. 200I-v'an of ack-st rrke \\Voit 1y Wvil- \vailea(l so rpidhly that lie is knoxwn For Catalogue Address loll eiuuXilleyW14 (A); ill I le professiun its e of te It Ashburton lace. Bioston li d. TIerl1 I -. Tinie : nunt. foremoist leading jvxeniles (I t e THE PHILLIPIAN PAGE FIVE

MERCER SPORT COLLECTION Sesquicentennial Notes Homeward Bound- RAPIDLY INCREASINGAragmnthvrcelybn NEW FEATURE OF LIBRARY AT- completed with a BURNS CO. Suit, Topcoat, Shirt, Tie, etc. TRCSMC TETO e nln with Mr.ietro A. S. Moffat,it Brings with it that distinctive touch of Andover which Burns Co. Merchandise has shown for The Mercer Sport Library, given grns to mnake a complete, motion OVER A QUARTER CENTURY l)f M.Ande Mrs Jnorn of ece itrercr of the events of the of Adovein emor oftheir 150th. anniversary celebration.

Son, Avmner T. Mercr p .'2, Representatives of all the better- TH E~~ B U R N C O ,-N rapidlybcmn]n oh etr known news picture companies are 'I'U~ E~ .bN ~ C V . , .1 N C . of interest in the ib~rary. It is also to be on hand to film the undoubtedly the finled collection trchlight parade on Friday even- ______6f its kind in any pr p r to y g, M ay 18 - which will be macice MUSICAL CLUBS GIVE school in the country, and bids fair more vivid by huge flares, - and A.W P. EIGEL ~~COMBINED CONCERT to ecoime, within the next two the academic parade on te morn- A. WEIGELP. ~~~~(Continued from page 1) or three years, the finest anlywhere. ing of Saturday, May 19. Even the Perfect Necktie can't Often a fellowv will drtop into te Announcement is masde that the hope to compete with a handsome Caterer and quaint melody. The other two library for a few minutes and pick program of speeches o Friday face, but as an accompaniment pieces were handled very well, up sme ook from this collection afternoon will consist of an Address get Foo~d S hopepcalytels hihdmne t( iid Otit liow to iprove som of Welcome by Dr. Alf-red E. or r careful attention to the nlegropatclrontihsgn1,nI Stearns, followed by responses b Great color combinations and accden~ t. President A. Lawrence Lowell, ofpatrsmolyecuiewhu. 195 BROADWAY, LtWRENCE Xhete obeqaetadeveryone finds this interesting and Hatrs otyxcuieil s 11110NE 21-157~~-profitable. The range of books Harvard University, President -Getvreis I'iIONE21457 comp~leted their part, the orchestra I James R. Angell, of Yale Univer- Getvreis came out for the last time to play covers every- branch of sport car- t- n rsdn onG i ried onl here at Andover and many s, an rsdn onG i- Great quality- "Straussiana ", an arrangement of others as well. Inevery'sport thereenofPictnUvrsy.rs- eo rneo'uiest.Pe- Eeyhn hlp e er ANDOVER Straiuss's meois hepaesire books for the beginner, who ient Arthur Stanlev Pease, of seemed to have lost a little of the wse olanhwt ly n , a graduate of STEAM LAUNDRY excellenlt time displayedl intheir fo th xet h vsle m Phillips Academy in te class of ROGERS PEET COMPANY handling of the" "Marche Militaire"1 o his gaer o isstom-198, will t formerlyeHis Students' Work a Specialty The entire Glee Club returned Prove hsg e. There are fine 18rca Addens d lled hefoHis-l books by great experts which few torcl A rs, floe y Macullar Parker Company to the tage to sing the concing felw ol elkl oonadthe Poem, to be read by Valter TrmnStetaBrmid F'RANK LCOLE ~~~numbers of the program. Their whichw would be foundv ion rfe Prichard Eaton, a graduate of TrmnStetaBofil FRANK L.COLE ~~first selection, "Old King Cole", lirwries be ofn thir perohibi- Phillips Academny in the class of OIL SKIN COATS was a hilarious song based on the .186 Althsadrsewilb $6.00 and $7.00 nreyryeo h ig i tive cost. Yet they are necessaryv 86 l hs drse ilb ______44 MAIN STREET Open Evenings pipe, his bowl, and his fiddlers toacopetindrtadngottesoken from ah worod ltomwl ofsM.Mlr elinto three. The booming crescendo and game andI itcertainly isfine to have ueilout from the coeo Sam College, England. Se e T. P. AVE RY fortissimos of te "Chorus of them so easily accessible to all. ulPhlisHladteuinc BERRYHOUSE Four athletic periodicals, the ~~will assemble in the quadrangle hilpin EERRYH-OUSEPeers"' from the famous Gilbert F.rahei eroias h front of that building. ThroughPhlian .For BRUNSWICK Phonographs andI Sullivan opera, "olanthe" -Ithlelic Journal,Baseball,American the use of amplifiers, every one in and Records were fitting to close this varied and Lawn Tennis, and te Sportsman, the vast throng will be able to hear M. XVW.MacDuffie and R. C. AGENT, FOR FRANK STACEY entertaining program. are ubscribed to, a have been altesekr.I aeo ev Smith, P. A. '27 were members of found to be a especial source of rain theseeerIcise wil be heldv the Yale Freshman WNater Polo interest. More will be added later- ~ adtntmo team -which defeated Princeton Ska- es Sharpened HvadCuatAdvritieuioimOfGeroge W~ash- Kates Harvard Club at Andover ~~~and among them will probably be intn al last Saturday 20 to Price 25 Cents 18. The Hvard Club of Phillip:, some of the famous English sort- inonceetismdHyahl.C.SihlP..'7 o h BURNS MACHINE Co. Academy recently held a meeting jolg journals. 42 PARK STREET (Near Fire House) during which plans were formed for This Library is cetiha it- Executive Committee in general dive, and E. B. Paine, P. A. '27 cerainxfttiigcharge oif the 150th anniversary won the ]back-stroke for -holding a smoker or a banqluet memorial; and, although it has justcebrto ththeHnaleFsmnwnteydftd te Yale s.ometime next term, the exact dlate begunl to be appreciated by cebrto thtteHnaleFsmnwethevdfte THE ANDOVER FRUIT STORE to lie announced later. The fol- student odly, it is already Jaeooh aisente tte rnctn34tf8 A.BASSO, Proprietor `, ecretary ofLbohsacpe A. l~~~~~~oing members were elected of- the most interesting and useful Lbrhaacetd J. WV.B~ryant, CHOICE P. A. '25 won te FRUITS hicers oif the Club: President, ). A. (lepartments of te Library. ionvit atontosakMat th ech- fifty ard dash, one hundred ard Dudley;Eaton; Secretary, C. S. and MAIN STREET ANDOVERDulySertyCS. aon The following list will show the tary Davis was born' in 1873, in ~~~~~~~~~free-styletewnigrlytawe was anchor man ol Treasurer, . XV-.Fobes. present scope of the books in the Wal, adcaet the wDatmothwa ref eaed bwhen LeonDavidson ~~~~~~~~~~~~Mercercollection, and it Ilust be SteswhhipansathegeNxDa 3tot 29. Phillipiana. remembered that more are being of eight. He worked his way up Successors to added constantly: in steel mills anld tin plate mills, In the Yale-Harvard Freshman DO C GRAY C atn .A 2,fre No. of Bo~ks finally. becoming Director General XWrestling meet the following men, captain of baseball is considered Archerx- 2 of the Loyal Order of Moose in all P. A. '27, competed: Yamna- CARRIESF toA FULLlie one LINEof the three leading Art ' 19(06. He was appointed Secre- guchi defeated M ason of Yale with Jersey Triple-Seal Ice Cream pitchers at Princeton o the Var- B~asebaill 17 tary of Labor by President Hard- a time advantage in the 115 ound sity biaseball ,tjuad; WV. Swift B~asketball9 ing 1921 and has been continued class. WVhiting in te 135 pound ALL FLAVORS OF SODA POP P. A. '26, is one of te candidates Camping, exploration, i htofc yPeietCoig.cas eetdhsopnntrw If yubrakfat mis Sudaygetfor the second base berth; 13. Reiter, ant wodcraft 2 He is the author of a delightful ing-him in 3 mlinlutes and 39seconcls. it at 125 MAIN STREET also P. A. '26, is trying out for the Boxing 6 autobiography,7heIoPdde.X'btnhsntlstamchurg managership (if the baseball team. Coaching nd] Training it) Secretary Davis is a fine speaker thle season, winning the majority S. Pullman and Huxley, both Fencing4 and will add distinction to the by quick falls. Frazier lost the ESTAULISHED1890P. A. '27 are competing for the Fishing 1 gathering. Aonigthe other speak- 145 un1d b)out b a time decision KODAKS managership of Freshman baseball Sports in general 18 ers at the luncheon are to be Gov'- to his Yale opponent. In the 158 at Princeton.litla 2 ernor Alvan T. Fuller of Massa- pound class Robinson of -IFirva rd PHOTO SUPPLIES Gof, ChusettS, Governor Hite N. won his match b a fall. Histoirv '3 Spaul.ding of NewlHarmpshire, Prin- Periodicals 4 cipal Lewis Perry of the Phillips Ex- There is no better or more accept- Horsemanship 8 eter Academy, President Livingston able present than a box of Hlunting `11( l , 9 Farrand of Cornell U..niversity, ''WHITMAN'S'' He F.CHASE Rowing 9 leand~ Ir O E O PN Sailig 2 utle of olumia Unversty, s BANARDBUILDING Fine Athletic Goods Tea Dan esmocer Il(iin 6(

at the Track ad(Field 23 j, Outfitter for All Phillips lz W~Xrestl ing 3 AcademyTeams ~~~opey - Pla a inter Sports 'K 7 Every Wednesday and Badminton Library 30 Full Line of SKATES, HOCKEYS Saturday Afternoon 2- and SKIS-Skates sharpened Four-thirty to Seven 249 !ANDOVER MASS. ~ Music by the Famous MeyerPhlian - ANDOVER MASS. ~~Davis Le Paradis OrchestraPilpan ______TELEHONE ONNECTION S. V. Smith, P. A. '26, running for Yale, took second place in te The Se iAna euto 440 yard clash, when Yale was tdc- Reuto LouisJiun tress ~~Photographer feated by Cornell 5' 2 to 54' 2 in a of Whitehouse & Hardy Shoes LHouis untress. ~ ~~~~dualtrack meet heltl last Satur- Now in Progress Finished pictures of the Groups just made will be ready TUESDAY-not dlay, and S. B. Kicselhorst, P. A. enough to go around but for those who come first. '26 won the seventy-five ard clash Q94RN SENIORS and NON-EUNN MDLR- and low hurdles. 5O If you come under the following you had better get busy: Exclusive Lsts and Patterns Designed and Sold Only by 1. Not had your sitting made yet. C. M. Fisher, P. A. '26 and 2. Not arranged for payment. former captain of basketball played 3. Not returned your proofs. H TO E &AR. left forward din the Cornell basket- BROADWAY AT 40TH STREET 84 BROADWAY 144 WEST 42ND STREET There are about 50 of you - 2-3. Get down here Monday, Tuesday or METROPOLITANOPERA OUSE IflLDING Wednesday, appointment or no appointment, for your sitting. AT WALL STREET KNICKERBQ)CIER BUILDING ball team when it was defeated by PHLADELPHIA-1511 CHESTNUT STREET C.UIE IDartmouth 41 to 29 last Saturday. THE PHILLIPIAN______PAGE six in proportion to the total enroll- CHAIRS LOANED song as taken with the party. many of the leading universities BASKETBALLTEAM ~~WASHINGTON with menit. Each principal will conduct XEE TO SCHOOL $50 registration fee will be payable had recognized his ability BASKETBLOSTESAOM his own shool contest and will Academy has recently by March 15th according to the honorary degrees. (Continued from page 1) Phillips to the directors of te Trustees requirements of the Shipping Corn- Dr. Williams ranked among the submit secured as a loan from the the prize winning es- pany. Fees for passports, ($10 most distinguished graduates of Foundation \!\ard, and Reed by Tencher. of Andover Theological Seminary his own school. be- for new passport and $10 for visa Andover and his death is a true say of Quinn started off with a rush by two chairs which originally' Abarofoptetjgs getting a basket almost as soon asy toEgadwiheciniiullsnoonytthAlmif t Alumnwof Aelbord ofth copetn wudgl to Madame Phoebe Fox- mto btngan) worhi eh individual loss notony t the period had started. WVard longed general. pass onl the merits of the interscho- the side, and croft Phillips, wife of the Founder imcutdotin for himel,5reno in cdm u otewrdslce y h onainwl sank a ong shot from of Phillips Academy. When Gen- icue nteS5.Pilp good -lastic essay. a h r et insrl ahntn iie noe If you think that there is a The Brooks-Bright Foundation aftetme-ot, vstrip ndther chance of your being able to join BROOKS-BRIGHT ESSAY years ago perfrmane.Dick as snt n rl hi engand wish for further par- CONTEST which was organized 5 for Rickard. Smith got a pretty fi 1789 En th i tise the tour and Florence Brooks-Aten of New Mettler autumn o 179 h as e gs t*clr. rt s-so s osbeby More than 40,000 boys and girls Yr iyhsgonrpdyi one'fom one' thetheside, from and of udge and Madame Phillips tclrwiea-so spsil Toc H NA- in public and private secondary Yr iyhsgonrpdyi on a free try. Andover and wvas entertained in the Man- to: TilE REGIS'IRAR, scored 1324 scol hogotte utyaemembership and in influence. Thc started a rushing offense and a pass soHuewretythireTIONAtL HEADQUARTERS, as-noldinnEsvCnetfr almost unanimous support of thc from Mettler to Smith added two sided. According to well-authen-EitenhSrtNW com- leoditedpMembershipsoconiucted Odell was substi- tcedraionhestttatingtoni, D. C., to whom all more points. be addressed. Doae.ebrhp odce country is evidence of the growving~ at center for Quinn, and the time intrairn ich aameha munications should tuted by the Brooks-Bright Foundation tendency of international good the Red and Grey sank another. tm nacarwihMdm according to the recent returns feigi mrcnyuh ti E~eerissd sverl sotsbefrePhillips, after his departure, care- principalsMr.BosAe's cnnto with a ribbon, and Dr. Talcott Williams, noted journal- from secondary school r.Bok-tnscneto Smithtookhe bal andafterfully marked ist and former Andover man, dies from 31 stat es.- dribblingk the ength ~ate ~in wi she would never allow eunthat if anything permanent is t' driblng helenthof the floor, anoeeletithschiAtrptngadad with all expenses paid will be b copihdi h rmto ehadtho.fo after Madame Phillips's death in Dr. Talcott WVilliams, prominent thoedsnaid ndfrehed wredttebyorgl o of better understanding betweer thesie.Netiher side wvas able182beae'h prpryonesaema is to idfre edavrldt h o'o ilwothe nations of the world it toad oe points before the half 182 eaetepoet fnwpprmm youth to whom the appeal should turn, gave of the Pulitzer S-chool of ournal- submits the prize winning essay onl en dd motrtescr 15-14 for Squire Farrar, who, in ism at Columbia University, died the subject, "As the white popula-bemd.A orcmpteue- ended withthescoreit to Andover Theological Semin- ndr recently, aged seven- tion, of the United States of stadngA ofrte comiet Exeter. ary, with another chair similar to in New York and the British Common- potnial rlons bheeeni the period it. It remained in the Masion ty-nine years after thirty-one years America Drick started the third increased Unliteda Stats Am ter and the that building was of service on thle Philadelphia wealth of Nations has with a shot from te side to Put House while Ntond Williams went to in the past century from 20,000,000 BritS aeommonweth of Andover in the lead. Exeter used as an inn, but was rescued Press. Dr. the director- to 170,000,000, in lowv far will the is te aimn of the Foundation's two free tries, and Quinn during the fire which destroyed it New York to assume missed of population work. and was after that pre- ship of te School of ournalism, continued growth cagedsa basket butoie wsRuled in 1887 BrosBihwubiiyCmag Hall, then the when it was founded in 1912. He and the diminishing food supply out' hstm o fsd.Re served in Brechin ulct ap successfully brought te school affect the future relations between HrosBih made up for it, however, with a library of Andover Theological St., first seven years of' these two peoples and to what - eaclquarters, 11 Beacon long shot. Andover's defense sud- Seminrary. It was removed to Cam- through its it one' f te extent will it affect their relations Boston, Mass. denly weakened, and Reed carried bridge with the Theological Sm- existence, leaving of journalism in to other nations?"Piliin the ball the length of the floor to inary in 1908; and now, in view of, foremost schools Twenty-six free memberships hilpin tallied again the importance of the comingI the country. I 1919 he became score, while Exeter G. . Watson, P. A. '24 J. authorities dlirector-eineritti,. the Brooks-Bright Foundation, in less than a minute. Time out 150th anniversary, the Arnt, was born in Tur- valued at S2,000 each w~ill be Hague, P. A. '25, and E. E. was called, and Rickard was re- of that institution have generously I Dr. Williamns in awarded to the tenty-six schools P. A. '25, have been awarded subtittedfoDrckExterscoedtransferred, it and its companion key, the son of a missionary-, by the Princeton Univer- piece toPilps Academy for 1849. He prepared for college at which report the higbest percentage Triangles Thga miouhesnd aou Metr of participation in the contest sity Triangle Club. Theroug game temporary custody. The two chairs Phillips Academny and graduated in 1873. He started scored after a foul only to have will be o exhibition in George from Amherst career on the staff Exeter shoot a basket. Reed Washington Hall during te Ses- his newspaper t other relics of of the Neuw York Ilorld and, T e Li e o h a hscored aain a wa ouled as quicentennial wit cor- t e headdng sho, a oint n thethe past which the Trustees have afterwvard~becanic WVashington ThLief ork Sun. .5 L' The Blue's teamwork been accumulating. respondent of the Neu! penalty. W\illiams' was chosen tightened, and Smith got a oug In 1881 thePhldl shotwithHarrs-scringfrom "Toc H" Announcement aissociate editor of 1 0 outside the foul line. Aiiotlier phia Press. V C t r to his editorial work, timeout was called, and there was All the school remembers Mr. In addition lad writte' airt anid ta no scoring before the period ended Sawbridge's lture to the Society_ Dr. \illiams P or bl1e and liad been with the score 28-22. of Inquiry about Toc H, that great dramatic criticisms to magazines. He Andover kept possession of the international organization formed a contributor Amherst early part of the last by Gilbert Torbet during the had been a trustee of ball in the ~ only to miss long shots Wol Vr o snwpa-College ain a member of te eXcCL- quarter, of te National after solo dribbling down te floor. ning a trip which will be explained tiv'e committee He was verv Light in wxeight, small in size. Sturdily Exefer finally broke away to score, best by the following announce- Cii Fedlerationi. in hospital work built-itl blackraklecovering.Na Harris and Mettler gave way, to ment rcie rmth oit much interested 011 the boards and attractive. Bicknell and Ederheimer. The Toc H TOUR To ENGLAkND and hleldl positions sanitariums. play slowed up momentarily, and The National Committee of Toc Of numerous ollected anthro- On vacations, fishing trips, at home and at school, this new Harris was sent in for Bicknell. H is arranging a trip for members He ad twice in for Victor Portable offers dependable entertainment-always, any- Exeter took the ball down te and others to England with the p)ological material Institution aind where. Hlere is a marvel of compactness and durability-produ- floor, and a series of Passes resulted primary object of visiting te Toc tile Sithsoniain MuIseuml f te cing smooth, full, natural music. Nicely finished inside and out. in another score. Mettler and H Hou'ses and seeing the activities the Archaeological of Pennsylvania, anld M\odestly priced. Frank were sent back in for Smith of thle organization over there. University was a member of ALL LATEST RECORD IlTS and Ederheimer. Harris got a Toc H in England is organizing for many years Babylonian Re- Victor - Columbia - Brunswick after Mettler missed, and a schedule which will include its committee on shot interests covered a Dornman sank a low one from beside visits to places of general interest, search. His of subjects, as lie was H EN D ER SONP~('~ 'S the&foul line. The game ended, A number of Toc H members wide range memnber of mntay11L LlJ L I J' ' however, before the Blue could have already given their names for an influential He ws wvelb 22 Boylston St. Boston, Mass. tally again, leaving the final score this tour. It is hoped that a number historical societies. as aLpublic speaker, and ______32-28. The summary: of boys from Preparatory Schools, known ANDOVER aged 17 and oer, and men from G F P the Colleges, will also avail them- Dorman, g. ,1 0 2 selves of this opportunity. Harris, rg. 4 0 8 The party will probably sail on W hiat Shakespeare rg. 0 0 0 the "Caronia" from New YorkD Bicknell, i . £~ Rickard,c.0 1 1 on Friday, July 6th. (The date t Drick c. 1 0 2 will be definitely fixed early in says about Coca-Cola Frank If. 0 0 0 March.) About three weeks will during which DlcosadRfehn Smith, If. 4 1 9 be spent in England, Dlcos adRfehn Mettler, rf. 1 2 4 it is hoped to make a week-end trip Ederheimer, rf. 1 0 2 to Ypres and the battlefields. - - - Boys will be conducted back on 12 4 28 Friday, August 10th, on the "Tus- ExlE-TER cania", sailing from Plymouth. G F P Those who wish to leave the Toc i Johnson 1 0 2 H party and visit other places and ed inthe I 0 2 return to the United States on a ""Fram Ward i-prodigality of Reed 4 1 9 later date must get their lparellts .'~- Terncher 2 0 4 to send us their written permission.na Quinn 5 0 10 Tim COST or THE TouR When Shakespeare wrote this 0 0 0 The cost will be kept as lowv as O'Dell speech for Richard he muse have possible. (The tour is without Reisner 2 1 ~~~~~ seen the handwriting on the profit-to Toc H.) The Fremd 0 0 0financial Coca-Cola ad reading: - cost of the whole tour from New Iwall-a Good tbings from nine sunny 15 2 32 York and back to New York will ]IGRCnDll leI climes poured into a single glass be $350. This will include 3rd ActNG1, H. Decker, P A. '24 swam on Class Tourist (Student) Accommo-ThCxCD2omr.AlnaG. ~TeccoacmaY L na a the Yale Water Polo team when it dation, transportation in England, a'cN IT HAD TO BE GOOD TO GET WHERE IT IS defeated Princeton 2 9 to 2 8 . and beds and meals (3 a day) so 8milionaday-